This was definitely a tester for me but such a great experience😅. I hope you enjoy it😃. More info in the description. Thanks for watching ⛰👍🙏
@ashleyjarnold
2 ай бұрын
That was an incredible hike, Tony - you make it look easy. I've watched others do Crib Goch and i get scared watching it - my head for heights is poor, plus I'm getting more risk adverse as I get older, so you have my utmost respect and admiration for doing a route like this. My son and I did the Miner's and Pyg Paths in Jan past, in wet and windy conditions and that was pretty tough for us but your route in 10 times more challenging. Your drone shots were so good too and Snowdon from the top looked magnificent. Regards, Ashley
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Hi Ashley, Thanks mate😁. It isn’t for everybody and from the people I encountered on the ridge it wasn’t even for some of them 😂. Glad I could take you up there and the rest of the circuit. It is definitely a challenging one 🧗. I did the Pyg and Minors a few weeks ago and they also have their challenges, especially in winter ❄️ so congratulations on completing them. I’ve been up there in January but didn’t make the top as it was far too windy and dangerous. A more gentle route for me next week. Thanks for all your support! All the best out there mate ⛰️😁🥾
@nasos_zovoilis
2 ай бұрын
Wow amazing scenery!!! And yes, you can call it a bit dangerous. Liked!!!
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks mate, definitely a tester but also brilliant views. Glad you enjoyed ⛰️😁🥾
@DAoutdoors
2 ай бұрын
Morning Tony, morning Alison, brilliant stuff, well done, looks like great fun, and you were blessed with pretty decent weather. Like you I wouldn’t have queued to touch a trig either. I need to get up Snowdon when it’s quiet. When I did it it was manic. Enjoy the rest of your weekend guys All the best Dave
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Dave, it was a great day and a route I would describe as ‘exhilarating’ 😆. A great walk out and quite the challenge. The queues are always a bit random, presto do with the train and I’ve tapped the tip often enough⛰️. Thanks for the support Dave, always appreciated. Enjoy it out there too⛰️👍🥾
@craig-outdooradventure4632
2 ай бұрын
Great work Tony - a challenging climb and some amazing footage 😊👍🏼
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Craig, a testing one for sure but really enjoyable. Thanks for your support 👍😁⛰️
@NurseBarbaraP
2 ай бұрын
Another great hike - and beautiful cinematography. My only critique (from editing perspective) - would be that we lost Alison around the 10 min mark. I have seen at least 1 other video where she turned back - and it became a solo climb - but you explained it in that video. Just a quick comment - or a shot of you both back together again at the end would be more comforting. Otherwise - it just feels a little unsettling - that you started out the hike together and then she disappeared. 😮😊. Congratulations on a successful trip across Crib Goch! Really enjoying your content!
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Hi Barbara, Don’t worry, she is safe and we are back in the lakes today. She went a different way on the ascent and we didn’t manage to meet up. We were in contact via radio which is why my yellow radio appears😁. Unfortunately, the audio clips where I explained were full of whistling wind so I couldn’t use them. Thanks for noticing and commenting, I’ll set your mind to rest in the future👍. Many thanks for your support, I’m glad you are enjoying the videos⛰️😁🙏
@user-dj6gd7jn6f
2 ай бұрын
That was excellent! Thank you.
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
It was great fun, thanks for your support 🥾😁⛰️
@MarkLedward-mo6nw
2 ай бұрын
Another great video Tony. Keep them coming 👍
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Mark, this one was a tester but great fun. Will do, I appreciate the support and encouragement mate ⛰️😁🥾
@familytabletch7517
2 ай бұрын
Congratulations Tony, continuing with your high quality production in a very testing environment. That route isn't for everyone, including myself and the poor guy shuffling on his backside. 🙂Simple souls they may be, but I follow the wisdom of the sheep, 'If there ain't no grass, then I'll give it a pass!'
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks mate, this one was quite a challenge but I’m glad I could take you there. There were a few up there who realised they’d probably bitten off more than they could chew and it’s definitely not for the uninitiated 😅. A great saying and true enough. Man nor beast has any reason to be there 😂. Thanks for the continued support mate, enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾
@sebashton9352
2 ай бұрын
well in tony
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Seb, it was definitely a tester. All the best mate⛰🥾😃
@louisesmith3860
2 ай бұрын
Oh don't think I'd do that one only for the brave Wish I could but fear I'd fall off 😂. Well done good to watch again thank-you xx
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Hi Louise, There were quite a few clinging on to the rocks that’s for sure 😂. Thanks Louise. It’s back to the Lake District next week for a more accessible one 😁. Thanks for your support 🥾⛰️😎
@louisesmith3860
2 ай бұрын
I was there Saturday doing Seathwaite fell and Great end stunning day. Look forward to your lake district one xx
@FutureEcho22
17 күн бұрын
Fantastic achievement guys well done. Thanks for sharing 👍
@trekkingwithtony
16 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, it is a hectic one but well worth it🥾😁⛰️
@TonysTrails
2 ай бұрын
Great route Tony. You’d never get me on Crib Goch. I almost had a major incident on Striding Edge yesterday! Interesting to see Lliwedd Bach; We’re intending to do it the opposite way, coming up from Llyn Dinas, in a few weeks.
@trekkingwithtony
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Tony. It’s definitely a tester. I’m glad you made it through Striding Edge. I’ve seen a few incidents on there over the years. That sounds a great route. It is quite the hike up but brilliant views and pretty quiet. I look forward to seeing it ⛰️😁🥾
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